Pacquiao - Oscar - Boxing masterclass (GP highlight)

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  1. Dynamito_2012

    Dynamito_2012 Active Member Full Member

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    Easy to look good against a VERY out of prime ODLH.
     
  2. Dunks

    Dunks Absolute Grandmaster Full Member

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    This is from an article from the NY Daily News in 2008

    Roach was stunned by how little De La Hoya knew about the science of boxing.
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    Roach said he has built Pacquiao's game plan around De La Hoya's weaknesses and tendencies. He said he never would have allowed Pacquiao (47-3-2, 35 KOs) to fight De La Hoya when De La Hoya was in his prime. But Roach believes De La Hoya is well past his prime now. He expects Pacquiao to knock out De La Hoya, despite the fact that Pacquiao is jumping two weight classes.
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    Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/m...car-de-la-hoya-article-1.354252#ixzz2MtX1Vz5V
     
  3. Gander Tasco

    Gander Tasco Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    He was very out of prime for a while, and nobody looked that good against him. In fact he took Floyd to an SD a year earlier.

    What's easy is to take credit away from the guy who put on a great performance and say the other guy looked bad.
     
  4. Pimp C

    Pimp C Too Much Motion

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    I don't blame Pac for this but Oscar was dead at the weight. Pac did what he did and won the fight in impressive fashion. With that said I can't say it was a great victory just like I can't give Ward full credit for beating a drained Dawson impressive yes, but not a great win.
     
  5. Pimp C

    Pimp C Too Much Motion

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    You're reaching now. The SD was a joke PBF won that fight clearly.
     
  6. Dunks

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    no he was on fire until Maywather started the steroid whispers in the sport, no wonder he didnt get a KO or TKO since 2009 right after the Cotto fight.

    His decline was within 2 years then we started to hear excuses about leg cramps:lol:
     
  7. Dunks

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    He did that already & was on 2 broke ankles :rofl
     
  8. anj

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    A prime Oscar would 116-112 UD Mayweather.

    I take credit away from Pacquiao for beating a dead corpse.
     
  9. theres mustve been a rehydration clause in the contract because even as a light middleweight he wouldnt weigh that little on fight night. thats dangerous.
     
  10. anj

    anj Guest

    :deal

    Roach is a dick.

    Freddie Roach, before the (Morales) fight, was quoted as saying "Morales has nothing left, we'll walk right through him!" Team Pacquiao waited 1 year after this fight to rematch a drained and shot Morales coming off a lop-sided loss to Zahir Raheem.

    The old tricks....
     
  11. Dunks

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    SD? that fight was no SD:-(.....also it was at Oscars weight, he outweighed Floyd by 15 lbs....
     
  12. Dunks

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    this happens before every Pac opponent. I need to find the article after the Mosley-Mora fight where Arum said shane looked out of breath and was a shot fighter.....he said he wouldnt make the Pac-Mosley fight because Shane was far past it....

    3 weeks later he announced Pacquiao-Mosley :deal:rofl
     
  13. -GhettoWizard-

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    so they'll fight Oscar at the full limit..but not Mosley or Cotto at the time.../ tells you what they thought about that version of Oscar really
     
  14. Dunks

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    This is from an article from the NY Daily News in 2008


    Roach said he has built Pacquiao's game plan around De La Hoya's weaknesses and tendencies. He said he never would have allowed Pacquiao (47-3-2, 35 KOs) to fight De La Hoya when De La Hoya was in his prime. But Roach believes De La Hoya is well past his prime now. .

    :rofl
    Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/m...car-de-la-hoya-article-1.354252#ixzz2MtX1Vz5V
     
  15. Dunks

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    This is from an article with the Los Angeles Times in 2010


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    :rofl:lol:
    http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-dwyre-pacquiao2-2010feb02,0,3406797.column


    This article is 3 months before Floyd fought Mosley....lol:scaredas: